Bottom line: Math Summoner combines the hand-eye coordination needed to play in an 80s arcade, a bit of wizardly imagery, and a lot of practice of basic geometry, fractions and the “Big Four” of mathematical operations. Try the lite version for Free.
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Bottom Line: Offers lots of good instruction in drawing techniques but lacks the fun of the many other available apps for da Vincis in training. The broad range of difficulty makes it appropriate for ages 4-10 and there's a Free lite version.
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Bottom Line: When your children have moved on from memorization of basic math facts and need support with math from Grade 4 through college, then look no further. This app has the answer to the most complex of problems free and thorough explanations for a fair price.
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Bottom line: If you're in the U.K. and have a 7 to 11 year old child, buy it. If you're elsewhere and have a child functioning in that age range, still take a long look, especially since you can try the basics for free.
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Bottom Line: Exhaustive treatment of second grade math subjects that includes a full year's worth of problems, completion of which will pave the way for long term success in mathematics.
(Free lite version links below.)
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